250 kg bombs "gived" by Italian crew to English before they loading on the bombers of Regia Aeronautica (Royal Italian Air Force).  In the bomb on foreground the "dedication" is "with love to Home Fleet". Note in background a SM.79. Libya, summer 1940. Victor Sierra

Gifts from Regia Aeronautica

An Regia Aeronautica’s float plane Cant-Z.506B Airone taking off from an air hairbor. Unit and location unknown. Photo taken in late war, note the dark blue-grey livery of the plane. Victor Sierra

Airone taking off

During RSI, for the first time in Italy, was introduced a female military service for volounteers in non combat duties.
It was the SAF (female auxiliary service of armed forces). Every formation had its ausiliarie: there was the SAF of Xa MAS, the SAF of GNR, Black Brigades... etc. etc.
Some of these women fall in combat with their male comrades, many were killed and/or violated by partisans after the and of war. 
The picture, a paperback of a war magazine, represents an Ausiliaria. 